Strategic B-2 bombers have begun appearing at the American military base on the small island of Diego Garcia. These aircraft, ...

It was built by Boeing during the Cold War era to carry out nuclear missions and made its maiden flight in April 1952. The ...

The B-58 was technically advanced for the late 1950s. Built to achieve high speeds and high altitudes, the B-58 featured a ...

On Jan. 29, our lives changed forever. American Eagle Flight 5342 collided midair with a U.S. Army Blackhawk helicopter, ...

has shared thirteen new character posters from Ryan Coogler's Sinners ... save for the fact that Michael B. Jordan will be forced to square off with vampires, including his recently turned ...

On January 24, 1961, a B-52 carrying two three- or four-megaton nuclear bombs was over Goldsboro, North Carolina, when it suffered the structural failure of its right wing. The aircraft broke ...

Grinston leads more than 1,700 airmen tasked to provide aircraft and munitions maintenance support for a fleet of 27 B-52 aircraft and a munitions stockpile valued at over $6 billion. U.S. Air ...

The B-52, currently deployed to the UK for BTF 25-2, practiced operational coordination and communication with Israeli F-35Is and F-15Is to deter regional threats. A U.S Air Force B-52H ...

🤔 The B-52 was also trackable through Multilateration (MLAT) of its Mode-S transponder signals, and thus visible on flight tracking websites like adsbexchange.com. The aircraft flew with the ...

A fleet of at least 100 Northrop Grumman B-21 Raiders will increase the U.S. Strategic Command’s requirement for air refueling volume, a top Defense Department mobility leader said on March 5.

The aircraft entered operational service in 1955, strengthening the US Air Force’s portfolio of global strike options. The Air Force received the B-52 in the early 1950s. It was quickly recognized for ...

Listing the alleged provocations by the Trump administration, Ms Kim noted that the US deployed strategic B-1B bombers over the Korean peninsula during joint drills with South Korea and Japan ...